Read in Spanish: Varanasi, mujer y cadáver (with translation and audio)

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Author: Inma Aljaro
Translation: María Jiménez
Illustrations: VV.AA.
Voice: Agurtzane Atencia


Text and audio: Spanish
Translation: English
Dictionary: wordreference.com
+2500 palabras
+20 min of audio
Advanced level - Original text
Voice in Spanish from Spain

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--- ‘Varanasi, mujer y cadáver’: Presentation and synopsis---
Hundreds of bodies are burnt every day in Varanasi, the holy city, the sacred city, the city packed with people. Good people, bad people. People. Lots of people. In this chronicle, Inma Aljaro, writer and traveller, draws an exceptional portrait of the chaotic and surprising atmosphere of one of the seven holy cities of Hinduism, the destination of many ill and elderly people who choose to die there because they believe that it will put an end to the cycle of reincarnation.

‘Varanasi, mujer y cadáver’ also shows what goes on behind the scenes, like a woman crying because her husband will not let her go and stay with her sister. “You Western women are very lucky, you are free”, she said to the journalist, who started to understand the reason for the looks she got in that bar where only men went.